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Registration

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Account Connections in Registration

Chris Ogle

Last Update 2 個月前

Tournament admins on start.gg can ask for, or require, a certain connection (like following their Twitch channel) for competing in their tournaments on the tournament level or on the event level. 


Note: these are available both as REQUIRED and as OPTIONAL.


If you set one to REQUIRED then a player will be unable to register for that tournament (or specific event, depending on where you configured it) without completing the connection.


If you set one to OPTIONAL then they may choose to complete it, or not, when they register.

On the tournament level

To ask for/require a connection from players registering for any part in your tournament, go to the Registration Settings page of your tournament Settings.

On the event level

To ask for/require a connection from players registering to compete in a specific event in your tournament, go to the Registration Settings page of your tournament admin. In the Events section of the Registration Settings page, click 'edit' on the event you want to require a connection for.

Enabling the connection

Once you're in the Require Social Connections section, either on the tournament or event level, you can configure the connection you want. For certain connections, you can also choose the type (like 'follow' or 'subscription' for a Twitch channel) and which channel/server it's for.

Use the "Required" checkbox to choose between making a connection REQUIRED or OPTIONAL. Checked for REQUIRED, unchecked for OPTIONAL.
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Once you click 'Save', anyone who registers for your tournament (or the specific event, if you are setting an event-level connection) will be asked, or required, to have this connection before completing registration.

NOTE: When adding a Discord connect option, you'll be asked for the Server ID. If you need help finding your Server ID, check this article from Discord.

Viewing your players' connections

You can view the Twitch, Twitter, StreamMe, or Discord usernames in the Attendee Export for players who have completed these connections while registering for your tournament (available from the admin Attendees page).